About U.S. Copyright Registry

The U.S. Copyright REGISTRY is a service organization with a mission to prevent copyright infringement by notifying the public of the importance of copyright registration.  The U.S. Copyright Registry facilitates in the registration of copyright for websites that have original content as well as all other forms of copyrightable works through submission to the Library Of Congress.   
 

The U.S. Copyright Registry handles the entire process of registering copyright for website owners from filing the application and paying all necessary filing fees as well as depositing and submitting copies of the work to the copyright office.   All government forms are reviewed extensively using our automated system for accuracy, completeness and common errors.  All registration is administered by the U.S. Copyright Office of the Library of Congress.  Copyright registration will protect your web content, writings, artwork, and even photographs.  Registrants will receive a certificate of registration upon successful registration.  The term of registration is life Plus 70 years:  In the U.S., copyright subsists from creation and lasts the entire life of the author plus an additional 70 years after the author’s death.  However, if the author is NOT a natural person, then copyright endures 95 years from publication or 120 years from creation, whichever expires first.